PSYCHIATRIC ANNALS• Vol. 46, No. 7, 2016 387 guest editorial dated review of the various
psychiatric sleep disturbances. They also provide recommendations for evaluation and …

Sleep disorders are intertwined with psychiatric illnesses as sleep disturbances are defining
and diagnostic features of several psychiatric disorders. However, this relationship is more …

Sleep occupies almost one third of our life and it is necessary for survival of all species,
including man. There is little doubt that sufficient, restorative sleep plays a critical role in …

Current data demonstrate a high rate of comorbidity between sleep disorders and various
psychiatric illnesses, especially mood and anxiety disorders. The disturbance of sleep …

Psychiatric disorders, in particular mood and anxiety disorders, are among the most
common causes of sleep disturbances. According to previous studies, mental disorders …

There is growing experimental evidence that the relationship between psychiatric disorders
and sleep is complex and includes bidirectional causation. This article provides the …

Here's to a positive and meaningful 2015! This first Psychiatric Annals of the New Year,
guest edited by Imran S. Khawaja, MD, FAASM, and Thomas D. Hurwitz, MD, quite …

Sleep–wake disorders and disruptions of sleep are underrecognized for their impact on the
health of individuals and populations. Psychiatrists, including those with subspecialty sleep …

Numerous studies support a bidirectional relationship between poor sleep and psychiatric
symptoms and disorders. The incidence of psychiatric symptoms and disorders is elevated …

Psychiatric patients often complain of their sleep and present sleep abnormalities that
increase with the severity of the illness. During the past few decades, different sleep …